Decided to stop here for the evening. The instructions were simple to understand. The parking area is located on the farthest western boundary, close to the security premises. The place provided a sense of safety throughout the night. There was sufficient open space for the fifth wheel, and it was parked adjacent to a post, allowing for the bedroom slide to be opened. You should expect some noise, as the location is sandwiched between a railway line and a highway. This is a casino, but it also serves as a pleasant spot to take a break.

Yes 5 stars - is it the Hilton - of course not - but it is a nice place to boondock and rest your head for a night. Previous campers have said the trains are close - true statement. If you are a light sleeper this is probably not the place for you. We had dinner at Cheii’s which is inside the casino. Great service and very reasonable prices. I recommend the Navajo taco and a side of Indian fry bread (put some sugar on it when it first comes out and is hot - ummmmm best dessert!)

Always check first before parking in a private area. The people I spoke with could not have been nicer. I stayed far west in the far west parking lot. Be aware, this is right next to the train tracks where there is a lot of train traffic. I wasn't bothered, in fact enjoyed watching the goings on. It was not too noisy to sleep. I wouldn't stay longer than overnight, as purely a courtesy returned for allowing me to stay, but I would stop again.

We were advised to go the the USA park down the road.

Stopped here for an overnight. Called ahead and was advised to park far west end. It was us and one semi in the whole parking lot. Safe and clean. There is high train traffic if you are a light sleeper. Otherwise great stop over.

Called to see if we can stop here, answering service said it is still closed and cannot park there.